Holy Crap - Conflicting Information - Marvelous or Not???

[SammyKid11]

Okay...do I play Marvin Harrison in my league's Super Bowl or not?

From Yahoo's Stats Inc:
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Dec 22 Despite a broken bone in his hand, Harrison could return to practice on Thursday or Friday and be available for this weekend's matchup with the Seattle Seahawks. However, since the Colts have wrapped up home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, it is likely that the veteran receiver won't see much, if any, playing time over the last two weeks of the regular season, giving the hand plenty of time to heal. He has 80 catches for 1,127 yards and 12 touchdowns this year.
Advice: The Colts have a bye in the first round of the playoffs, so if Harrison sits out the next couple of weeks, he could have nearly a full month of recovery time. He's been fitted with a protective device and could play through the injury, however. In any case, he probably won't see enough time to warrant a fantasy start, so you might need to look elsewhere. Brandon Stokley should fill the void in the Colts' lineup.

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Yahoo's Projected Points: Zero

From ESPN.com's Hector and Victor Report:
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Injury, likely early exit aren't reasons enough to bench him
Harrison will play despite a hand fracture, but how well and how long he will play are uncertain. Indianapolis likely will pull its top starters early this week, which means Harrison will have to do more with less in a game in which he won't be at 100 percent. Still, he has been told that he can do no further damage to the injury by playing, and he has a fantastic matchup this week. Seattle CB Jordan Babineaux has exceptional size and strength, but his slow feet will get him torched against Harrison, deep safety help or not. Harrison is quick and runs excellent routes, and the depth of the Colts' pass-catching weapons, play action and QB Peyton Manning's ability to look off defenders can set him up for big gains, even against double-team tactics

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ESPN's Projected Points: 12

So, ESPN is saying he's still a must-start, that he'll play through the injury and get fantasy-worthy points. Yahoo is saying absolutely not to start him, that he'll likely not play at all or else be VERY limited.

I do have Derrick Mason on my bench...and he can usually be counted on for 60-70 yards but no TD's. It's the Super Bowl, I've dominated my league all year long but now find myself with a crucial decision to beat the league's year-long second-best team for all the marbles.

HELP, SEF?